If a Democrat becomes President, will it still be considered treasonous to...?

Question

publicly disagree with their foreign policy? Surely the answer is still yes, since I know my Republican friends are not hypocrites!

rachel t--I know what you mean about speaking Spanish, Bush is doing such a fantastic job securing our borders, it would be a shame if that changed

Answer 1

I am sorry to inform you that your conclusions are wrong.

Recent history, particularly the criticism of Clinton’s foreign policy by Republicans, shows us that Republicans are indeed hypocrites. There is no evidence that Republicans at that time accused themselves of treasonous behavior.

It would be naive of you to think that Republicans will call themselves traitors when they start lambasting the foreign policies of a future Democratic president.

Answer 2

you do not have a clue of what you're conversing approximately. edge of what precipice? The non-existent one that the media has confident you you're status on? while you forget proper to the shown fact that the Democrat-controlled Congress has an approval score 0.5 that of Bush's? specific, Bush is unpopular, and that's his own fault. His score could be consistent with that of the common previous due 2nd term president if he have been genuine to the conservative Republicans, Conservatives or maybe conservative Democrats like me that have faith in smaller government and enforcing the borders alongside with combating the terrorists on foreign places soil as a substitute of right here. he's acted extra like a liberal Democrat, that's why such assorted of his supporters have soured on him, and now he's commencing to fall for the 'worldwide climate exchange' crap. So is McCain. they'll by no skill defeat liberalism with the aid of attempting to imitate it. As for the wear and tear which would be finished to the financial gadget with the aid of better taxes, punishing fulfillment and redistribution of wealth with the aid of a liberal Democrat administration...that's no longer 'sky is falling' to point out that we've been via all of it till now.

Answer 3

depends i mean its like you hate the republican president he jsut didnt do a good job in your opinoin. Plus if a dem is elcted we are gunna be paying alot in e=nvioremental taxes.

See Republicans use the (well what the dems call a unwinnablewar) "War On Terror". (god bless all those who served and are serving now)

And the DEms use the whole GW thing, its all about votes!!!!

both parties wanna use anytool they can to get more votes, thats what its about the planet,the war no its about getting into your wallet for taxes.

Dems say republicans are war mongers and only care about the rich.

Repuiblicnas say dems onyl raise taxes and restrict the constituion(like firearms,military funding, and other things like forcing to buy "green" items)

and overall no, everyone has a opinion its bad if you go out with signs all day iinfront of the white house and picket them but in your home yeah you can say "oooo that president he's not doing a good job in _____ catergory and i wish he did that more"> when you go out and scream " the dems are gunna make us all poor or the republicans are gunna kill the enviorment."

It's all about votes they wanna be famous make a big check.

Answer 4

If a Democrat becomes President. We're truly doomed.
That would be the least of the problems.
We'd all have to learn to speak spanish and learn the Islamic ways.

Answer 5

I know what you mean. Anytime I overhear a GOP supporter claim it is unpatriotic to disagree with the President's policy I ask them if they supported Clinton's policies while in office. They always get real quiet after that.

Answer 6

If a democrat gets elected, the partisan dems will turn a blind eye when they violate the constitution, and the partisan republicans will be outraged by it.

It's a fun little game really.

Answer 7

Maybe not to the Republicans, but they've never had much use for the Constitution, which gives a very clear definition of "treason" in article three.

Answer 8

No if a Democrat is elected then all those hypocritical ideas change.

Answer 9

According to Republicans, I'm supposed to blindly support the President because it's un-American not to so I'm sure they too will support the Democratic president.

Answer 10

i am more of a right-winged fellow myself, but i still think that people can disagree with whatever they want when it comes to the government, whether it be publicly or not.